Princess Andre chats about developing her TV career and how she’d love to follow her parents on to I’m A Celeb
KENZI DEVINE
EXCLUSIVE
It’s no surprise that Princess Andre is taking the showbusiness industry by storm. From securing fashion modelling work to garnering her own social media fame (she has 1.4 million followers across Instagram and TikTok) and, most recently, the launch of a new collection, Sparkle By Princess Andre with Luxe Jewellery, the 16-year-old is off to an impressive start.
“There’s so much I want to do and achieve – I’ve got some big plans,” says Princess confidently, while chatting to new. As she establishes a career in the spotlight, Princess is being supported by mum Katie Price, 45, and dad Peter Andre, 50, who is expecting his fifth child with wife Emily MacDonagh, 34.
Here, Princess shares the key pieces of advice her famous parents have given her, discusses why she thinks natural beauty is best and reveals that she won’t be taking over nappy duties from her dad and Emily any time soon.
Hi, Princess! Congrats on your jewellery line. Why did you decide to do it?
Thank you. I’ve always loved jewellery since I was a little girl but, as I’ve got older, I’ve found that it really brings an outfit together and brings character. I wanted to create my own range for girls like me – everything is my style and what I’d wear.
Do you get nervous before photoshoots?
I would say I get a little nervous before a shoot but, to be honest, I love being in front of a camera. I just go for it when I’m modelling and get more comfortable as I get into it.
Have you had any advice from your parents about navigating fame?
They always say to keep my head high, focus, be positive, be humble and be polite. I think those are the main things and I try to always remember them. Being in the public eye can be overwhelming at times, but I guess I’m used to it. It’s just my life.
Are your mum and dad protective of you, being celebrities themselves?
Every parent is protective but, because they’ve brought me up in the limelight, they’ve taught me how to deal with things. So I wouldn’t say they’re overprotective – they’re quite relaxed with it. Having family support makes you feel so much better because you know you have people who you love behind you.
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